Everyone Loves Ingenious Tenuous Equations

frequent

zippydooda wrote: »

:eek::eek::eek:
I AGREE WITH YOU. :rotfl:

Hi Zippy, can anyone explain to me in pounds and pence how ?:

1. Staying in will directly affect me and my family.

2. Leaving will directly affect me and my family.

zippydooda

frequent wrote: »

Hi Zippy, can anyone explain to me in pounds and pence how ?:

1. Staying in will directly affect me and my family.

2. Leaving will directly affect me and my family.

answer to question. = im sure someone can

M4RT1N

squigs wrote: »

I am totally appalled by some of the posts on here tonight and I am also very surprised at seeing who has thanked these posts. That has really been an eyeopener as to what people think is right or wrong.

Nobody apart from you said anything was wrong.

People just told the truth about history and it penetrated the bubble you live in.you should not expect all people to pretend otherwise that's why the world is messed up.

Sheeple denie what is true because it's easier. This is a public forum and not everyone is living in a bubble some of us know how things are and opinions differ

frequent

zippydooda wrote: »

answer to question. = im sure someone can

Guess it depends on how much financial backing either voice has.

Allegedly US elections, historically are settled by who spends the most on advertising.

Sunshinemummy

frequent wrote: »

Hi Zippy, can anyone explain to me in pounds and pence how ?:

1. Staying in will directly affect me and my family.

2. Leaving will directly affect me and my family.

There is a lot of people who pretend to know and will make comments to support their argument. In reality no body really knows what will happen to financial impact on the individual/family if we vote to leave. Much of it will be down to negotiation skills, and brinkmanship.

MatthewS_2

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

There is a lot of people who pretend to know and will make comments to support their argument. In reality no body really knows what will happen to financial impact on the individual/family if we vote to leave. Much of it will be down to negotiation skills, and brinkmanship.

One of the biggest impact will be increases to the cost to import/export. That of course will be passed onto us little people

Tinyshoes

Just finished eating my dinner is this the point that I admit Mr TS will lick mine as well. :o:o

frequent

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

There is a lot of people who pretend to know and will make comments to support their argument. In reality no body really knows what will happen to financial impact on the individual/family if we vote to leave. Much of it will be down to negotiation skills, and brinkmanship.

:T:T:T

Stay, support numerous bailouts :mad:

Leave, get bailed out :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:beer:

Sunshinemummy

M4RT1N wrote: »

Nobody apart from you said anything was wrong.

People just told the truth about history and it penetrated the bubble you live in.you should not expect all people to pretend otherwise that's why the world is messed up.

Sheeple denie what is true because it's easier. This is a public forum and not everyone is living in a bubble some of us know how things are and opinions differ

It is hard for many to accept the atrocities that the British government and their allies committed, they are not well publicised as in the main we wrote the history of the war which is taught to children in school, and broadcasted by the mainstream media. The individual cannot be held responsible for not actively challenging this.

bubbs

That papercraft site s getting hammered, its so slow